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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8921, 9 September 1905, Page 2

Stud Notices. j TO Stand in Hawera and Surrounding f District, j j£^^ The Imported ThoroughV*Xf OBLIGADO. CJMPf^Jff V ORVILLE— FLIRT. (Imported from England by G. G. Stead and P. Campbell). i When Messrs G. G. Stead and P. Camp- ■ bell imported Obligado, it was generally ; admitted that they had secured one of the finest bred horses that ever came to these colonies. As a two-year-old the eon of Orville was highly thought of, and gave promise of no mean order. Unfortunately an aocidejit to one of his legs prevented his being strongly trained otherwise there is no doubt he would have made a name for himself on the Turf. In his only attempt in public he ran e&cond to Scottish Minstrel at Riccarton when only half fit, showing a rare turn of speed. In appearance Obligado is an ideal stajlion. He has plenty of eire and substance, with nicely rounded frame and beautiful quarters. Such a Jionse should take well anywhere, for his breeding is of the best, and his fine proportions should be well suited to both thoroughbred and half-bred mares. Obligado's pedigree reads ac follows :—: — Flirt.', Frivolity j Trappist i S a a g' • s I , I- 1 >!**£• era P -„ s| I-g, EE =E !<f U H ii >s If *II I' if P |l J-l ■° M X §, i * 1 Orville 13. Shotover Ormonde 16 -« ra — 2 ~< i^ 2 i o~ on M £L < t=! S c P 'O tn 3 . H (0 to ET C £> O O> £. p I «g B. » a *;» ft" 1 £>-3 WH *>H «-iCQ bh &m gg ft |g Jg* §! £? §| s-r^g* jp! g.ST >9 5| al t^ ! X 11 — • , , I !_ A glance at this will show how fashionably bred Obligado is. , OrviLle, his sire, is a son of the unbeaten Ormonde, who claims amongst his many victories both the Derby and St. Leger. Another descendant of the Bend Or horse is Flying Fox, one of the greatest racehorses of modern days. Orville's dam, Shotover, was also a great performed, and a winner of the Derby and Two Thousand Guineas. Flirt, the dam of Obligado, was got by Trappist, a brilliant horse who won the Steward's Cup at Goodwood, and whose sire was the famous Derby winner Hermit. Frivolity, by Macaroni, from Miss Agnes is a full sister to Lady Agnes, the dam of Ormonde. From this it will be seen that only three removes back in his pedigree Obligado claims six Derby winners, togetEef with a double strain of the great Hermit and Miss Agnes families. With such running blood as, this in his veins, it will be surprising if Obligado does not beget not only speedy ones but also genuine stayers. Obligado was first and champion at Dunedin and Oamaru the last three years, and also beat Dick Haonmerhand, champion at Melbourne. Terms : Thoroughbred mares, 6 guineas ; half-bred mares, 4 guineas. Groom's fee, ss. Grazing for mares at 2s per week. All care taken but no responsibility. Mares sold or exchanged held as in foal. For full particulars apply W. McGRATH, Gibson'6 Stables. TO Travel between Hawera and Surrounding Districts, TOLEDO wHPWfI By ClaTedo — Maid of For particulars apply to. W. BUCKLE, 1 Eltham. TO Stand the Season at Ngatihi, the Clydesdale horse, yoXHr*fk IIAWERA pLSitw&'wiM Hawera is by Glengyle, jvJ[Tn&gK p u t of a mare by Qual- " ity King. < Fee, £1 ss. Bay Horse (Clydesdale), 4 years, by Glengyle, to stand next season ; fee, £1 ss. RANGI W. NGEARU, I Marokopo. TO Stand at Lake Road and Travel the Hawera District, IBS) PARK (2) ST - LEGER, OUT OF r^^pStfk) ATALANTA. He is the sire of Kaharoa, Lasting, Delamere and many other well-bred perform ere, and stands higher on the list of winning sires than any other horse travelling this district. Sylvia Park will visit any person's farm j within reasonable distance if notice is sent j to J. Goodwin, Lake road, Hawera. ! Sylvia PaTk took first prize at Taranaki I show, first prize Wanganui 6how. and first I prize Egmont show. I Will travel to Patea on Mondays, at Waverley Tuesday night, leave Patea ! for Hawera on Thursdays, and bo at Hawera the rest of the week. D. ,J. GOODWIN, 1 Lake road. Hawera. j V\7HEN all other* fail to remove stains and dirt, just try one ' packet of Klenzo Extract of Soap i on next washing day. I ■ j THE Star is invaluable to business men in all the towns between Palmerston and Wanganui, as it contains a lot of nformation of everyday use. •